Senator Lindsey Graham passed away.

What did Netanyahu say about him?

Netanyahu said he lost a 'beloved friend' and praised his courage.

What was one big issue they discussed?

They talked about stopping Iran from having nuclear weapons.

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Netanyahu says he's lost a 'beloved friend' after the death of Lindsey Graham: Full interview

First publishedJul 12, 13:10 UTC

Last updatedJul 13, 15:14 UTC · 5h ago

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he lost a 'beloved friend' after the death of Senator Lindsey Graham. Netanyahu praised Graham for his courage and strong beliefs about Israel's security. He also mentioned that Graham strongly supported stopping Iran from getting nuclear weapons.

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Benjamin Netanyahu, the leader of Israel, talked about the passing of Lindsey Graham. Graham was a senator from South Carolina in the US. Netanyahu called him a 'beloved friend.' He said Graham was very brave and had strong beliefs. Also, Graham strongly wanted to stop Iran's nuclear program.

Why it matters

This matters because it shows how important international friendships are for world leaders. It also highlights shared concerns about security between Israel and the US.

In brief

Who died?: Senator Lindsey Graham passed away.
What did Netanyahu say about him?: Netanyahu said he lost a 'beloved friend' and praised his courage.
What was one big issue they discussed?: They talked about stopping Iran from having nuclear weapons.

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Most outlets focus on Netanyahu calling Graham a 'beloved friend,' but Fox News adds the detail of their final talk, and The Hill focuses specifically on Graham's stance against Iran.

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Graham challenged Israel's plan to end US aid.
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Fox News LatestJul 12, 13:10Highlighted the debate over keeping/increasing aid.
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Graham was very clear about stopping Iran's nuclear program.
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The HillEmphasized Graham's strong stance on Iran.
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Netanyahu praised his clarity, courage, and convictions.
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NBC NewsJul 12, 13:31Provided the general praise in the interview.

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